Crossword clues for oodles
oodles
- Whole bunch
- More than enough
- Large quantity
- A bunch
- Tons and tons
- Quite a bit
- Quite a lot
- A great deal
- Great amount
- Very many
- A ton
- A heap
- Many, many
- Great quantities
- Lots (of)
- A truckload
- Many or lots
- Much, with "of"
- Large number or amount
- Great gobs
- Big quantity, informally
- An ample amount
- A great amount (of)
- Plenty
- A whole lot
- A large quantity
- Lots and lots
- A whole bunch
- A large number or amount
- A lot
- Loads and loads
- Scads
- Gobs
- Very many dogs could be missing lead
- Great numbers of dogs beheaded
- Lots of powerless lackeys
- Lots of dogs pee in the auditorium unobserved
- Lots of Chinese food wants starter
- Lots of dogs — no pressure!
- Loads of drawings daughter chucked out
- Lackeys without power or wealth
- Plenty of dogs free from lead
- Dogs without lead, lots
- A good amount of pasta, after starter's polished off
- Very much
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
oodles
noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A Tory Transport Secretary pledging a national transport policy and oodles of public money for services that don't make money.
▪ Now I've simply oodles of money.
▪ They see a county with oodles of expendable income and not enough places to spend it.
▪ We all need tolerance, oodles of tolerance.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
oodles
"lots," 1869, American English (originally in a Texas context), perhaps from the caboodle in kit and caboodle (see kit).
Wiktionary
oodles
n. lots; an unspecified large number, quantity, or amount.
WordNet
Usage examples of "oodles".
There are oodles of bits of crumpet back in the Blight, lying around with their legs open and their little twots pulsating, just waiting for handsome young sergeants like us to come home.
But I've got a better idea: how about a hot fudge sundae with oodles of hot fudge sauce, whipped cream, nuts, and a maraschino cherry?
The jokes ranged from oodles of noodles to snub-nosed Pekingese poodles and on to Peking man, and if we didn't laugh enough, Billy explained the reference to us.